Breakaway refers to a specific type of connection method in electronic components.
The breakaway connection method is a method of arranging several parts at regular intervals and then tying these parts together to form a single module.
Breakaway components are typically connectors with multiple terminals, or multiple in-line components.
With these parts arranged at regular intervals, electrical connections are made by connecting the terminals of each part.
These parts can then be combined to form a single module as needed.
The breakaway connection method is generally a passive connection method and is often used in the design or manufacture of electronic products.
This approach makes it easy to design and build a product, and makes it easy to add or remove parts as needed.
In particular, breakaway connectors arrange multiple pins or terminals at regular intervals, helping to configure electrical connections conveniently.
These connectors are typically used for a variety of purposes, including power supply, signal transmission, and data communications.
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